Is healing absolute?

[blocklandmac]

wrong.... a full str cleric heals same as full int cleric....why? its the aboslute healing stated at skill description PLUS reflection 150% of your weapon's magical attack. so a rod with attack power of 100 plus a 50 heal spell would mean 100 hp healing. hope i cleared things up.

Criticalss says that. =P


I'm a level 5 cleric/bard. People have been saying that healing only heals a certain number, which is stated in the skill description. However, I used heal...

"Healing Level 1"
"HP 73 Recovery"

My life went from 133 to 241. That's 108 HP.

I have 36 INT. 73 + 36 = 109. Coincidence? =O


EDIT: I used heal on myself twice. It healed exactly 106. Apparently, the previous number I got was slightly increased because of natural HP recovery. I added 2 points into INT and it healed exactly 109 HP.

So... Isn't it...
Heal Amount = Number in Description + INT
?


EDIT 2: I think INT is added on after the bonus that Faith gives, so you don't get a percentage increase for the INT Heal Bonuses.

Still... If you go pure INT, you'll heal several hundred more hitpoints per cast by level 80.

[RedRoach]

whats your max ammount of HP ?

[Infstdraynor]

It would make sense. There's a reason of not going pure str cleric. Or having a cleric as a subclass to rogues/warriors.

[blocklandmac]

whats your max ammount of HP ?

Low.

I hit a monster 2 levels higher so I could get low HP quickly. xP...

[RedRoach]

Also , while wearing a robe you can use a passive skill which increases your healing ammount in % , so this also determines your healing power

[criticalss]

wrong.... a full str cleric heals same as full int cleric....why? its the aboslute healing stated at skill description PLUS reflection 150% of your weapon's magical attack. so a rod with attack power of 100 plus a 50 heal spell would mean 100 hp healing. hope i cleared things up.

[blocklandmac]

Oh, thanks. =)

I'll edit the first post.